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Chapter 1. Introduction (Gottfried Schweiger)
Part I: Social Ethics of Pandemic Policies
Chapter 2. Being Moral in Conditions of Scarcity: Hume visits Brazil in the Covid-19 pandemic (Evandro Barbosa)
Chapter 3. Using virtue ethics as a framework for COVID-19 policy interventions (Sarah B. Garlington & Mary E Collins)
Chapter 4. Ethical implications of COVID-19 policies: The case of Denmark (Anne Lykkeskov& Ezio DiNucci)
Chapter 5. Pandemic, democracy, and freedom (Onni Hirvonen)
Part II: Reflections on Work and Economy
Chapter 6. Changing Property Relations due to Covid 19: A Comparative Study of Indian, German and the US-lockdown politics (Christoph Henning)
Chapter 7. Social Invisibility and the Production of Precarity: Reflections on the Vulnerability of the Informal Workforce in India in the Context of the COVID-19 Pandemic (Urmi Bhattacharyya)
Chapter 8. Recognition, employment and the social crisis in times of COVID-19 and beyond (Gottfried Schweiger)
Chapter 9. COVID-19: Injustice or Misfortune? (Vittorio Bufacchi)
Part III: Reflections on the Situation of Women, Families and Children
Chapter 10. What I talk about when I talk about care: Covid-19 and variation in values (Teresa Baron)
Chapter 11. So close, so far: Vulnerability and sexual and reproductive rights in the COVID-19 era (Ester Masso Guijarro& Rosana Trivino Caballero)
Chapter 12. The rights of children of prisoners during a pandemic (William Bulow O'Nils)
Chapter 13. Education of Children from Indigenous Communities in Malaysia during COVID-19 and Beyond: An analysis of the notion of fairness (Nur Surayyah Madhubala Abdullah & Hema Letchamanan)
Chapter 14. From the lecture hall into the kids' room. Ethical-theological reflections on the family as a place of refuge in times of crisis (Caroline Teschmer& Kathrin Lose)
Part IV: Reflections on Migration
Chapter 15. The Ethics of Bilateral Labor Agreements for Global Nurses in the time of Pandemic (Klein Fernandez)
Chapter 16. Power, vulnerability and the effects of COVID-19 on migrants held by the detention industry in the United States (Gabriela Mezzanotti & Alyssa Marie Kvalvaag)
Chapter 17. The impact of COVID-19 on refugee women (Lara-Zuzan Golesorkhi)
Chapter 18. The Moral and Political Implications of the Covid19 Pandemic on Undocumented Migrants (Noemi Magnani& Rachelle Bascara).
Part I: Social Ethics of Pandemic Policies
Chapter 2. Being Moral in Conditions of Scarcity: Hume visits Brazil in the Covid-19 pandemic (Evandro Barbosa)
Chapter 3. Using virtue ethics as a framework for COVID-19 policy interventions (Sarah B. Garlington & Mary E Collins)
Chapter 4. Ethical implications of COVID-19 policies: The case of Denmark (Anne Lykkeskov& Ezio DiNucci)
Chapter 5. Pandemic, democracy, and freedom (Onni Hirvonen)
Part II: Reflections on Work and Economy
Chapter 6. Changing Property Relations due to Covid 19: A Comparative Study of Indian, German and the US-lockdown politics (Christoph Henning)
Chapter 7. Social Invisibility and the Production of Precarity: Reflections on the Vulnerability of the Informal Workforce in India in the Context of the COVID-19 Pandemic (Urmi Bhattacharyya)
Chapter 8. Recognition, employment and the social crisis in times of COVID-19 and beyond (Gottfried Schweiger)
Chapter 9. COVID-19: Injustice or Misfortune? (Vittorio Bufacchi)
Part III: Reflections on the Situation of Women, Families and Children
Chapter 10. What I talk about when I talk about care: Covid-19 and variation in values (Teresa Baron)
Chapter 11. So close, so far: Vulnerability and sexual and reproductive rights in the COVID-19 era (Ester Masso Guijarro& Rosana Trivino Caballero)
Chapter 12. The rights of children of prisoners during a pandemic (William Bulow O'Nils)
Chapter 13. Education of Children from Indigenous Communities in Malaysia during COVID-19 and Beyond: An analysis of the notion of fairness (Nur Surayyah Madhubala Abdullah & Hema Letchamanan)
Chapter 14. From the lecture hall into the kids' room. Ethical-theological reflections on the family as a place of refuge in times of crisis (Caroline Teschmer& Kathrin Lose)
Part IV: Reflections on Migration
Chapter 15. The Ethics of Bilateral Labor Agreements for Global Nurses in the time of Pandemic (Klein Fernandez)
Chapter 16. Power, vulnerability and the effects of COVID-19 on migrants held by the detention industry in the United States (Gabriela Mezzanotti & Alyssa Marie Kvalvaag)
Chapter 17. The impact of COVID-19 on refugee women (Lara-Zuzan Golesorkhi)
Chapter 18. The Moral and Political Implications of the Covid19 Pandemic on Undocumented Migrants (Noemi Magnani& Rachelle Bascara).